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5-year-old girl who visited Disney World loses beloved toy 4,200 miles from home
— then, surprise

Fox News: Article Thu, 04 Jul 2024 06:39:46 -0400

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while on vacation at Disney World with her family in Orlando, Florida, employees
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5-YEAR-OLD GIRL WHO VISITED DISNEY WORLD LOSES BELOVED TOY 4,200 MILES FROM HOME
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Texas court blocks the FTC's ban on noncompete agreements

Engadget: Article Thu, 04 Jul 2024 15:00:20 +0000

Article Description: The Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) ban on noncompete
agreements was supposed to take effect on September 4, but a Texan court has
postponed its implementation by siding with the plaintiffs in a lawsuit that
seeks to block the rule. Back in April, the FTC banned noncompetes, which have
been widely used in the tech industry for years, to drive innovation and protect
workers' rights and wages. A lot of companies are unsurprisingly unhappy with
the agency's rule — as NPR notes, Dallas tax services firm Ryan LLC sued the FTC
hours after its announcement. The US Chamber of Commerce and other groups of
American businesses eventually joined the lawsuit.

"Noncompete clauses keep wages low, suppress new ideas, and rob the American
economy of dynamism," FTC Chair Lina M. Khan said when the rule was announced.
They prevent employees from moving to another company or from building
businesses of their own in the same industry, so they may be stuck working in a
job with lower pay or in an environment they don't like. But the Chamber of
Commerce’s chief counsel Daryl Joseffer called the ban an attempt by the
government to micromanage business decisions in a statement sent to Bloomberg .

"The FTC’s blanket ban on noncompetes is an unlawful power grab that defies the
agency’s constitutional and statutory authority and sets a dangerous precedent
where the government knows better than the markets," Joseffer said. The FTC
disagrees and told NPR that its "authority is supported by both statute and
precedent."

US District Judge Ada Brown, an appointee of former President Donald Trump,
wrote in her decision that "the text, structure, and history of the FTC Act
reveal that the FTC lacks substantive rulemaking authority with respect to
unfair methods of competition." Brown also said that the plaintiffs are "likely
to succeed" in getting the rule struck down and that it's in the public's best
interest to grant the plaintiff's motion for preliminary injunction. The judge
added that the court will make a decision "on the ultimate merits of this action
on or before August 30."

This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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TEXAS COURT BLOCKS THE FTC'S BAN ON NONCOMPETE AGREEMENTS

A Texan court has struck a blow to the FTC's efforts to ban noncompete clauses.

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Microsoft agrees to $14 million California pay discrimination settlement

Engadget: Article Thu, 04 Jul 2024 14:00:16 +0000

Article Description: Microsoft is set to pay $14.4 million to resolve a case
alleging retaliatory and discriminatory practices against California workers who
took protected leave, such as family care, parental, disability and pregnancy
leave. The Civil Rights Department of California (CRD) launched an investigation
into Microsoft in 2020, looking into whether the tech giant violated laws such
as California's Fair Employment and Housing Act and the Americans with
Disabilities Act . The proposed agreement is subject to court approval.

CRD claimed that workers who took protected leave "received lower bonuses and
unfavorable performance reviews that, in turn, harmed their eligibility for
merit increases, stock awards, and promotions." The California Department also
alleged that Microsoft "failed to take sufficient action to prevent
discrimination from occurring, altering the career trajectory of women, people
with disabilities, and other employees who worked at the company, ultimately
leaving them behind."

Microsoft's payment will go toward workers impacted from May 2017 until the date
of the court's approval. The company must also retain an independent consultant
for policy and practice recommendations, ensuring that managers don't use
protected leave as a determinant when deciding rewards and promotions — managers
and HR will need to undergo specific discrimination training. The independent
consultant will also work with Microsoft to confirm that employees have a
straightforward method to raise complaints if they feel taking protected leave
has influenced their standing in the company. Furthermore, the independent
consultant must provide an annual compliance report reflecting Microsoft's
following of the agreement.

"The settlement announced today will provide direct relief to impacted workers
and safeguard against future discrimination at the company," Kevin Kirsh, CRD's
director, stated. "We applaud Microsoft for coming to the table and agreeing to
make the changes necessary to protect workers in California."

This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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New Jersey man with epilepsy uses hand-painted seashells to help find a cure

Fox News: Article Thu, 04 Jul 2024 05:00:47 -0400

Article Description: Kyle Adamkiewicz, 33, of New Jersey has lived with epilepsy
since his diagnosis at age 6. He's now combining his love of art with the power
of nature to help bring attention to the seizure disorder.

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PFF's Best Position Groups in the NFL

Offensive Line: Detroit Lions

The Lions may have lost right guard Jonah Jackson in free agency, but they were
able to replace him with Kevin Zeitler, who was PFF's 15th-ranked guard in 2023.
Zeitler joins an offensive line containing some of their position's best. Penei
Sewell is easily one of the best tackles in the league, and Frank Ragnow, Graham
Glasgow, and Taylor Decker are all outstanding players. On paper, the Lions'
offensive line is easily the best unit in the league, which will be very helpful
for a Lions team that hopes to have a big 2024 season.

Receiving Corps: San Francisco 49ers

It is hard to disagree with a receiving corps that features Deebo Samuel,
Brandon Aiyuk, George Kittle, and Christian McCaffrey being ranked #1. They also
re-signed Jauan Jennings and drafted Ricky Pearsall, adding even more depth to
an already exceptionally talented group. What I will say about PFF's rankings is
that I was surprised the Houston Texans only ranked 5th, considering they now
have a receiving corps with Stefon Diggs, Nico Collins, Tank Dell, Dalton
Schultz, and Joe Mixon with depth including John Metchie, Robert Woods, and Noah
Brown.

Defensive Line: New York Jets

Even as a Jets fan, I admit that this surprised me, and I do not know if I agree
with the ranking. Of course, the unit still should comfortably rank in the top 5
on any list, but the team lost John Franklin-Myers and Bryce Huff in the
offseason. They added Haason Reddick, one of the best pass rushers in the
league, who should help young players like Jermaine Johnson and Will McDonald IV
develop. You also can't forget about Quinnen Williams, a top 3 defensive tackle,
Solomon Thomas, and Javon Kinlaw on the interior. When looking at surprises on
the list, I am unsure how a positional group of T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith, and
Cam Heyward only ranked 9th.

Linebackers: New York Jets

It is nice to see Quincy Williams, who had a fantastic season last year that
earned him first-team All-Pro, get his respect. Playing alongside 5x Pro Bowler
C.J. Mosley definitely helped him find success with the Jets and, together, form
the best linebacker duo in the league. They both ranked in PFF's top 10
highest-graded linebackers and in the top 2 in coverage for the position. PFF
states that the 49ers would have a case for the #1 spot, but due to Dre
Greenlaw's potential unavailability next season due to his heartbreaking Super
Bowl injury, they are 2nd.

Secondary: New York Jets

The New York Jets…again?! As a fan, I try to be as unbiased as possible, but I
will say that Sauce Gardner, D.J. Reed, and Michael Carter II are the best
cornerback trio in the league. However, I'm afraid I have to disagree that they
have the best secondary in the league, and that is due to the safety position.
Tony Adams, an undrafted rookie last year, showed promise, and Chuck Clark, who
is returning from injury, is way too big of a question mark to justify the #1
spot on this list.

Click here to read the full rankings for every unit.

Expectations are HIGH for the Jets this season. Will they finally make the
playoffs?

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Florida woman arrested after allegedly leaving grandchild in hot car while she
grocery shopped

Fox News: Article Thu, 04 Jul 2024 04:39:54 -0400

Article Description: A Florida grandmother was charged with neglect of a child
causing great bodily harm after allegedly leaving her 2-year-old grandchild in a
hot car while she went into Publix.

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I’m finding the joy in writing again with a little help from the Supernote Nomad

Engadget: Article Thu, 04 Jul 2024 13:00:48 +0000

Article Description: I've recently accepted the fact that I am, and always will
be, a pen-and-paper kind of gal. When it comes to writing, nothing does it for
me quite like the act of scrawling by hand. I’m more creative, less distracted
and more emotionally invested in what I’m doing than when I type on a keyboard.

But over the last decade or so of writing professionally, I've become
disconnected from writing by hand. I spend most of my time hunched over a
laptop, and have unwittingly conditioned myself into writing almost exclusively
in this way for the sake of efficiency. While that’s undoubtedly what works best
for the day-to-day demands of news blogging (I mean, how else could we do it?),
my shift away from notebooks has killed my will to do any creative writing
outside of work. These days, every time I crack open a laptop to write in my
off-hours, it feels like a chore.

But what also feels like a chore is typing up pages upon pages of handwritten
text after dumping all the words in my brain out onto paper. This burden is what
first got me looking into digital notepads; since many of them can convert
handwritten notes to text files, they’re kind of the best of both worlds. For a
while, though, none of the available options really spoke to me — the reMarkable
2 and other E Ink tablets are just too big for my taste. Then, Ratta came out
with the Supernote Nomad , and I was sold.

The Nomad is perfectly compact. With a 7.8-inch screen, it’s more like the size
of an ereader, meaning I can toss it in a mini-backpack and bring it with me
everywhere — and I do. My Nomad arrived in May (I ordered the $329 Crystal
version, because I’m a sucker for a transparent shell) and I've been using it
just about every day since. I was cautiously optimistic about what actually
writing on this thing would be like, but it exceeded all of my expectations.

It took only a few minutes to get used to, which mainly came down to me getting
over my somewhat irrational fear that the pen — the one that’s made for this
device — would scratch the display. (It was expensive, okay?) The tablet doesn’t
come with a writing implement, and I shelled out a little extra for the $89
Heart of Metal pen, a decision I’m super happy with. It’s nothing like a stylus,
but instead has a sharp, precision tip like a real pen — hence my initial
hesitation.

The experience of writing on the Nomad is so close to the feeling of actually
using a pen and paper. There’s texture to it, something you don’t get with the
smooth experience of writing on an iPad. I write pretty fast, and haven't had
many issues so far with lagging. It comes with a bunch of writing templates,
including lined “paper” with a few different ruling size options, and you can
create your own templates or download those made by others. I haven't messed
around much yet with custom versions, though, because the built-in offerings
have been adequate for free writing, note-taking and organizing my life.

I was pleasantly surprised by how well the handwriting recognition tool has been
able to convert my chicken scratch to typed text. My handwriting is fine at
best, but when I'm working fast, things can get pretty messy. It's not 100
percent accurate — it’ll throw in the occasional string of gibberish — but the
device mostly gets it right. You can export the converted writing as a .TXT or
.DOCX file, and have the Nomad format it for you. This requires some cleaning
up, but it’s never a huge job.

Supernote devices can sync with a number of different cloud storage providers,
like Dropbox and Google Drive (though Google is currently not working for me, so
that’s one point against it), along with the company’s own cloud. You can lock
individual files and folders behind a passcode, too, which I really appreciate.
Nothing haunts me more than the thought of someone reading through my unfinished
drafts, some of which aren’t destined to ever see the light of day.

And I’ve finally ditched my paper planner — something I never thought would
happen. Supernote’s built-in monthly calendar and weekly planner have finally
given me an alternative that actually works for me. One of the main things
that’s kept me using paper planners is that I like to doodle as a way to make
important events or tasks stand out, and the Supernote Nomad allows me to do
this. The only thing I miss is using stickers and pens of different colors, but
I’ll survive.

In the last month or so using the Supernote Nomad, I’ve probably gotten more
writing done (the “for me” kind) than I had in the last year. It just doesn't
trigger that dreaded “you’re at work” feeling that my laptop and even other
distraction-free writing devices, like the Freewrite Traveler , have.
Eventually, I hope to get around to drawing and reading on it as well, but for
the moment, all I want to do on this thing is write because I'm having such a
great time doing it. And before you ask — yes, I wrote this article on my Nomad.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at
https://www.engadget.com/im-finding-the-joy-in-writing-again-with-a-little-help-from-the-supernote-nomad-130048878.html?src=rss

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Lawmakers demand answers from Army over squalid barracks conditions, scant
progress since damning report

Fox News: Article Thu, 04 Jul 2024 04:17:50 -0400

Article Description: After a 2023 GAO probe into squalid living conditions at
U.S. Army bases here at home, a dozen lawmakers demanded the military take
action while acknowledging scant progress.

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Braves' Chris Sale ties MLB-high 11 wins

ESPN: Article Thu, 4 Jul 2024 00:58:16 EST

Article Description: Chris Sale allowed only three hits in six innings to earn
his 11th win, leading the Atlanta Braves to a 3-1 victory over the San Francisco
Giants.

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Packed Rose Bowl expected for top-of-table Trafico

ESPN: Article Wed, 3 Jul 2024 23:55:56 EST

Article Description: A final-like atmosphere is expected for the Fourth of July
top-of-the-table Trafico between the LA Galaxy and LAFC at the Rose Bowl in
Pasadena, California.

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